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In Chronology Dr. Ben captures the African origins of "Western religions" and traces some of the significant influences, developments, and people that have shaped the foundation for the holy books used in these religions.

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Graves uses Africa the Wonder and the Glory to prove the far reaching influence of African civilizations on the world.

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This pamphlet contains historical accounts of incidents of slave insurrections in the U.S. and other slave holding countries.

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Parker skillfully uses classical and contemporary sources to examine the African origins and influences throughout the African continent, the Arab world, Asia, and Europe.

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In this essay, Jackson discusses the ancient Ethiopians and their widespread influence on the early history of civilization.

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In this address at Liberia College in 1881, Blyden, then president of the college, discusses liberal education for Africans. In his speech Blyden lays out an educational program for the instruction of students at the college and for African youth throughout the continent.

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Rodgers offers valuable insight into the history and origin of the Ku Klux Klan. This work was original published in 1923 as a series of articles.

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In The Negro's Contribution to Art, Seifert argues that Africans were among the world's first artists.

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Rogers critically examines the Ethiopians, their history, and geopolitical conditions and provides a backdrop for understanding the Italian aggression against Ethiopia in 1936.

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In this pamphlet, transcribe from an 1862 lecture, the author chronicles the early European "exploration" along the River Niger. Also included is detailed information on the the slave trade, and European commercial venturing and exploitation in Central Africa during the 18th and 19th centuries.

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